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https://database.debate-erc.com/jspui/handle/123456789/388| Title: | CONRADUS DE ROTENBURG |
| Other Titles: | Conradus de Rothenburg Chunrat von Ratenburg Conradus Uelin de Rottenburg Konrad Ülin von Rottenburg |
| Authors: | CONRADUS DE ROTENBURG |
| debate.author.bibliography | M. Brinzei, C. Schabel, « The Past, Present, and Future of Late Medieval Theology: The Commentary of Nicholas of Dinkelsbühl », dans Medieval Commentaries on the Sentences of Peter Lombard, ed. Philipp W. Rosemann, Vol. 3, Leyde, Brill, 2014, p. 210; – U. Zahnd, “Plagiat individualisés et stratégie de singularisation. L’évolution du livre IV du commentaire commun des Sentences de Vienne””, in Nicholas of Dinkelsbühl and the Sentences at Vienna in the Early XVth century, ed. M. Brinzei, (Studia Sententiarum, 1), Turnhout, Brepols, 2015, pp. 122-124, passim; – U. Zahnd, “Disputing without socii the Principium on Book IV of Conrad of Rothenburg, Vienna 1408/09” in The Rise of a new genre of scholasticism: Principia on the Sentences in the Fourteenth Century edited by M. Brînzei and W. O. Duba (fothcoming). |
| debate.author.death | ? |
| debate.date.start | ? |
| debate.date.end | 1416 |
| debate.author.education | 1392: he begins his studies in liberal arts at the University of Vienna. -1396: licentiate in liberal arts. -dean of Arts Faculty in 1410 and 1414. -he matriculated at the Faculty of Theology after he finished his studies in liberal arts. -1408: Michael Suschenschatz paid Conrad’s tuition for his second year as sententiarius. |
| debate.author.deathplace | October 1416 |
| debate.work.notes | Sermo:Populus qui ambulabat in tenebris vidit lucem magnam (Js. 9, 2) – Principium IV : Utrum divina lux instandissima eternaliter et inter diffusa sit temporaliter orta pro salute gentium in tenebris ambulantium. |
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